Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-10-27

or cattle at auction next Monday.
To close out: 300 pr Of Boots and
shoes at below cost, at NJ. S. Robinson's.
Hooking valley, jackson hill and
best grades ofsoft coal atQueal & Co.'S.
Lumber continues to roll out, and the
lumber merchant has no loating time.
Scott Il Swan are ready to receive
loads of hay delivered at shed II Hur-
ley.
Chris. Frederickson contemplates
moving his house from Swan Lake to
Hurley.
Aliens Agency handles real estate
insurance, loans, collections and ocean
steamer tickets.
a Chicago party who was IN town
THE week Will plat an addition to Hur-
ley in the spring.
Snow fell Saturday in sufficient guam
tlty to whiten the ground. Sundays
sun soon took it off;
Cash will be taken at par on sub
scription accounts-and a premium
given in certain cases.
Dr.. Fowler now occupies Thos. Muir
phys house on Washington street. just
vacated by Ira Ferguson
Ladies Mite society will meet with
Mrs. e. Judson Wednesday, Nov. I'd.
All are cordially invited.
According to the measurement made
by the railroad surveyors, it is thirty
seven miles from ankton to Hurley.
Ira Ferguson has purchased the
Frederickson house on Monroe street,
south of yc editors residence. and has
| moved into the same with his family.
Jos. Allen is aiding the railroad sur
veyors with his knowledge of the lay
of the land. Joseph is always on hand
when his services can be of benefit to
the people.
1t is needless for the Herald to tell
| the voters of this district anything
about c. NJ. Pier-you all know him,
| and are satisfied that he will make a
| good commissioner.
DIR. j. ID. Wood, formerly of Lancas-
ter, Wis, and for the past fifteen years
| a resident of Yankton. died in that city
| at the home of his daughter, Mrs. w
| p. Dewey, last Thursday, aged 81.
w. C. T. u, will meet at the reading
room, Saturday. October 30, at three
| o'clock. White Ribboners; please come
for there is work to be done, and this
will be the last meeting before the cleo
ton.
Jas. Andrew, having some 200 tons Of
hay put up for shipping this winter
concluded that it would be economy tc
purchase hay press, and consequently
secured the one which was on eXhibi
ton in Hurley several days.
Geo. Palmer and Will. Conklin re
membered the printer when they dug
their potatoes this year. Thank you
gentlemen; and also those who brough
cash. We have a couple of hundred
more thanks ready for delivery.
The long evenings are now here, an,
the Herald wants at least one CORES
pondent in each township in Turne
county. 1t will advertise your section
ofthe county, give you an opportunit.
to compare notes with other sections
and be of mutual benefit to all.
Canton Advocate goth: Sawyer 6
Carter left Canton Monday for Ne1
Jersey. where he becomes connecte
with Grimmin's Dramatic company
Chas. Whiting. Lou Dibble and Gee
Vincent, all formerly of this city, ar
. also engaged in the same company.
A prominent Parkerite endeavored t
get the railroad engineers to "rnn
line y to Parker, but was given to ur
derstand that they had no time
: run lines /" rs they We're selecting til
shortest route over which to build
/ railroad between Sioux Falls and Y Yanl
: ton.
: A letter just received from the pr
: prietors of the North Dakota Farmt
extends the time on low rate subscril
!, tions, therefore all paying for the He
= aid one year in advance will be give
! a years subscription to that excellel
!, farm journal. Call at this Office an
see sample copies.
e One of the most important things
y be attended to by the "against I'll
II sale party. if they expect to carry Il
Y county at the polls on the Sth OF ne.
month, is to see that there are plen
of tickets and half Il dozen good wor
.ers at each voting place. That, we b
. lieve, is the place TO do the work.
n During the past few weeks sever
# notes have been sent to Hurley for CT
, lection by an eastern machinery fir
8 and it turns out that a number of the
5. t4are forgeries, and that the parties
Il question had no deal with the compal
g holding the hotes, nor with their ageI
e The notes were turned in to the col
lpany by CHI. Flowers.